China’s 41st Antarctic Expedition: A Chilling New Era
China’s 41st Antarctic expedition sets sail from New Zealand for an autumn research mission in the Ross Sea, uniting global scientists in a bold exploration.
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Global Action Needed to Save Earth’s Glaciers
Melting glaciers threaten Earth’s balance. Global action and research are crucial to preserving these icy natural archives.
Xuelong-2 Docks in Christchurch: Icebreaker Inspires 600 Visitors
Chinese icebreaker Xuelong-2, aka Snow Dragon-2, attracted 600 explorers in Christchurch during its 41st Antarctic expedition stop.
Telomeres at Work: New Defense Against Cancer Discovered
A breakthrough study reveals telomeres actively defend cells against cancer by triggering aging processes, opening new treatment avenues.
Innovative AI Tool Predicts Liver Cancer Recurrence
Chinese scientists develop an AI tool that predicts liver cancer recurrence with 82.2% accuracy, promising a new era in personalized care.
Breakthrough in Heavy-Ion Cancer Therapy Unveiled
Scientists uncover a key mechanism behind heavy-ion cancer therapy, paving the way for more effective radiotherapy.
Astronomers Map Milky Way Dust in 3D
Astronomers unveil a 3D map of Milky Way dust, covering 130M stars and offering fresh insights for cosmic exploration.
Atom-Thin Breakthrough: 2D Metals Spark Future Tech
Chinese scientists have created atom-thin 2D metals using a novel van der Waals method, opening a revolutionary future in tech and materials research.
Taklimakan Expedition Ends: New Edge-Locking Insights
A 16-day expedition on the Taklimakan Desert reveals innovative edge-locking techniques for sustainable forest and grass belt development.
Rising Greenhouse Gases Shake Up LEO Satellite Capacity
New research shows rising greenhouse gases are cooling and shrinking the upper atmosphere, impacting satellite operations in LEO.